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The current LTS versions of the kernel will still be getting 6 years of support. It's not like someone reversed support schedules, so I don't see the issue. In
by awesomeMilou 3y ago
The current LTS versions of the kernel will still be getting 6 years of support.
It's not like someone reversed support schedules, so I don't see the issue.
In fact, maybe keep down the entitlement? No Linux user or developer has signed a contract with the kernel team that entitles them to LTS support on kernel releases.
- JohnFen 3y agoWell, sure, I don't disagree at all. I wasn't commenting on the kernel support period itself. I was pushing back on the idea that when people start using something at no cost, they're somehow wrong for being upset if a cost is introduced once they've come to depend on it.